Investors have so many different choices in the market today that it can be difficult to know which is the best route for one’s capital. However, we believe that the best path to compounding wealth — and securing financial freedom — is through prudent, long-term allocation to dividend stocks. Even still, the types of dividend stocks a particular investor favors may differ depending on their individual goals, which can be heavily influenced by their age. Older investors that are closer to retirement, for instance, may favor stocks with stable earnings and higher current payouts. Stocks that fit this description will offer these characteristics at the expense of potential growth.
For younger investors, we see the best way to invest for the future — given younger investors have time to wait for growth — as allocating to higher growth dividend stocks. In this article, we’ll take a look at why that’s the favored strategy, and some examples of stocks we like that fit this description. These stocks include the following: Home Depot (NYSE:HD), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Mastercard (NYSE:MA).
Source: InvestorPlace
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